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Utah families who cook together can compete together on ‘Dinner Takes All,’ a new show hosted by food personality Kelsey Nixon and filmed at BYUtv

(Courtesy photo Kelsey Nixon) Cooking Channel personality and Utah native Kelsey Nixon.

(Courtesy photo Kelsey Nixon) Cooking Channel personality and Utah native Kelsey Nixon.

Producers at BYUtv in Provo are looking for Utah families to apply for “Dinner Takes All,” a new show that combines the culinary competitiveness of “Chopped” with the game-show fun of “Family Feud.”

During the new show — which will be hosted by Utah native and culinary personality Kelsey Nixon — teams will be asked to make their best “Sunday Specialties,” including an entrée, three side dishes and a dessert, all while vying in food-centric games.

Winning teams can earn a year’s worth of groceries or a cash prize.

The five-member teams can include parents, children, grandparents, cousins, aunts, uncles and even close family friends between ages 12 and 82.

Contestants must be Utahns or be willing to provide transportation to the Provo studios for taping in September 2018. Travel expenses are not provided; one application per family.

Casting is being conducted by FSA Entertainment, the creators of the popular Food Network show “Chopped."

For more details or to apply, visit https://www.cognitoforms.com/DuffinCreative/dinnertakesall or email casting@fsaentertainment.com.

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